Non-League Paper

BATH CITY 2 CHIPPENHAM TOWN 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 September 2026

By Jon Palmer

■BATH defeated local rivals
Chippenham in the A4 derby. The crowd of just one short of 1,700 included several of the investors involved in the buyout of the Twerton-based club that was completed this week.
It was a straightforward home victory in the end, after the home side took a 2-0 lead just after the half hour. The first goal was a simple far-post finish for Donovan Wilson, his first of the season, and the second came from a similar build-up, with captain Joe Raynes – making his
250th league start for the Stripes – doing excellently to beat h...

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